2012
DOI: 10.1103/physrevlett.108.086801
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Experimental Demonstration of Spin Geometric Phase: Radius Dependence of Time-Reversal Aharonov-Casher Oscillations

Abstract: A geometric phase of electron spin is studied in arrays of InAlAs/InGaAs two-dimensional electron gas rings. By increasing the radius of the rings, the time-reversal symmetric Aharonov-Casher oscillations of the electrical resistance are shifted towards weaker spin-orbit interaction regions with their shortened period. We conclude that the shift is due to a modulation of the spin geometric phase, the maximum modulation of which is approximately 1.5 rad. We further show that the Aharonov-Casher oscillations in … Show more

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“…1) can be controlled by the top-gate covering the ring, by the cone angle of precessing magnetization set by the input microwave power driving the precession, and by the setup geometry; (iii) to examine if the device setup in Fig. 1 can be used as a new playground for experiments 21,24,27,28 measuring charge currents to detect quantum interference effects involving AC phase in a single mesoscopic ring where multichannel effects in a typical ring of finite width act as effective dephasing (by entangling spin and orbital degrees of freedom 36 or averaging over orbital channels with different interference patterns 31 ), thereby randomizing interference patterns as in conventional measurements using dc bias voltage.…”
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“…1) can be controlled by the top-gate covering the ring, by the cone angle of precessing magnetization set by the input microwave power driving the precession, and by the setup geometry; (iii) to examine if the device setup in Fig. 1 can be used as a new playground for experiments 21,24,27,28 measuring charge currents to detect quantum interference effects involving AC phase in a single mesoscopic ring where multichannel effects in a typical ring of finite width act as effective dephasing (by entangling spin and orbital degrees of freedom 36 or averaging over orbital channels with different interference patterns 31 ), thereby randomizing interference patterns as in conventional measurements using dc bias voltage.…”
Section: B Methodology and Key Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(23) and (24). Similarly, G < (t, t ′ ) can also be further simplified by taking advantages of relation (18) and change of variables.…”
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“…If we consider a multi-mode channel, the formula for the current I + reads 23) where the function M(E) provides us the number of modes that are below the cut-off energy E. Then, we assume that the number of modes M is constant over the energy range µ 1 > E > µ 2 , and at low temperature we find that 24) where (µ 1 − µ 2 )/e is the bias voltage. Thus the contact resistance is given by G…”
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“…It has already been demonstrated in different nanosystems [20,21,22]. Control of the spin geometric phase in semiconductor quantum rings has also been demonstrated [23,24]. Nanocrystals, quantum boxes and quantum dots are semiconductor systems whose spatial extension usually ranges from 1 nm to 10 nm.…”
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confidence: 99%